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West Indies Women’s Captain Hayley Matthews
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Khadija Shaw, right, celebrates with Beth Mead after she scored the opening goal for Manchester City against Bayern Munich in the Women’s UEFA Champions League.
Shaw off target as City fight back to earn draw against Bayern
Sir Curtly Ambrose, from left, celebrates with players Rahkeem Cornwall and Alzarri Joseph after winning the CPL title.
Sir Curtly: We always believed we could win championship
FILE: Pleasantville Secondary’s Nikita Gosine, right, was named the Secondary Schools Football League (SSFL)’s girls’ “Player of the Year” for 2024 at the League’s prize-giving ceremony at the Couva Chamber of Commerce, Camden Road, Couva on May 29. Nikita shares the moment with her sister Natalia, who was also named on the SSFL Girls All-star team along with Nikita.
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West Indies Women’s Captain Hayley Matthews
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Khadija Shaw, right, celebrates with Beth Mead after she scored the opening goal for Manchester City against Bayern Munich in the Women’s UEFA Champions League.
Shaw off target as City fight back to earn draw against Bayern
Sir Curtly Ambrose, from left, celebrates with players Rahkeem Cornwall and Alzarri Joseph after winning the CPL title.
Sir Curtly: We always believed we could win championship
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FILE: National coach Derek King, right, gives instructions to players during a training session at the Mannie Ramjohn Stadium in Marabella, earlier this year.
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Players accept King’s Nations League invitation after payment
Imran Tahir of Guyana Amazon Warriors celebrates the dismissal of Hassan Khan of Antigua and Barbuda Falcons during the Men's 2024 Republic Bank Caribbean Premier League at Guyana National Stadium in Providence, Guyana on Saturday. Amazon Warriors won by 27 runs.
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SporTT Company CEO Arnold Ram, third from right, is flanked by SSFL General Secretary Laurence Seepersad, fourth from right, SSFL president Merere Gonzales, centre, and next to him Kester Lendon, chairman of the SporTT, third from left, as well as other members of Pleasantville Secondary who will contest the girls’ Super Cup play-off on Friday, and members of the boys’ schools St Benedict’s College and Naparima College.